RubyCI
RubyCI exposes 7 public tools on this MCP endpoint.
https://rubyci.org/Opens ChatGPT on the web or desktop and asks it to use the WebMCP tools available here.
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https://rubyci.org/mcpWe add this server to your workspace, then open Studio — saved access, one connection to many servers, with a history of what ran.
Last probed Sep 18, 2026 · rubyci.org
7tools discovered
List Servers
List the CI servers aggregated by rubyci.org.
Current Status
Latest build result for each (server, branch, option) configuration within the last 14 days.
Report History
Build history for a branch, newest first.
Search Failures
Search log excerpts of failed builds (same index as https://rubyci.org/search).
Find Failure Origin
Locate when a failure started and the suspect commit range.
Failing Servers
Given a failure log substring (e.g.
Get Log Excerpt
Stored failure log excerpt (fail.txt + diff.txt, up to 100KB) for a report.
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Directory coverage for brandsRubyCI exposes 7 public tools on this MCP endpoint.
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